We had the best knowledgeable guide Garett was filling in for 2 people who called in sick over the weekend. Not going to lie glad they did (not at Garett's expense) But he was amazing and had a wealth of information to pass along. We were blessed! Came home with 4 pineapples that are perfect. Good job!

If you like to learn where your food comes from, this tour is for you. You see the fields they are grown in at every stage. And you also see the processing facilities where they box them up. It is not cheap though but probably in line with other costs on Maui.

Rudy was the perfect guide- he knows the pineapple business! We learned so much. The pineapple tasting was delicious, of course! Maui Gold is the way to go. I had 2 cases shipped home to share with friends and family.

My wife and I really enjoyed our visit to Maui Gold. The checkin process was smooth and our guide was funny & fascinating. And the pineapple... oh the pineapple... If I never have a Dole pineapple again, that'd be just fine. Maui Gold, all the way!

This is the second time we’ve done this tour. This time, our family of six got to experience it and it was so authentic and amazing! Real workers, real fields, real processing. And the yummiest pineapple!! Mo was our guide and he knew everything and was so fun and personable. And we each came home with a pineapple. Highly recommend!!

This was not what I imagined and was pleasantly surprised. The guide, Mo, was great and informative. I surprisingly learned so much about pineapples. It was very interesting. I'm glad I booked this last minute. It's worth the money and drive.

We did the Maui Gold tour on our last day in Maui and I’m so glad we did! So much history and culture in the plantation and visit. Kennedy was our tour guide and she was so great! Tons of history and story, great sense of humor too!

We had a great time & learned a lot. It was a beautiful day and a nice drive out. We probably wouldn't have seen the inside of the Island without this tour. Glass Blowing Studio, next door, wasa bonus. We watched team make a light fixture. Very cool.

It was a very interesting tour and included fresh pineapple along the way plus a free pineapple at the end ready to take home. However, it was a bit too pricey - $75 each. $50 would have been more than fair.

I had seen pineapple fields in Kerala (India), but not enjoyed an explained tour. Moe made it come all together in a perfect and fun interactive speech, during which we would see direcrly in the farm, what he was talking about. We got to eat perfecrly ripe pineapple and even take one home. 2 hours very well spent in Maui...